Commissioner Doug Ommen says consumers can take preventative steps to protect themselves against the pressures caused by the exploding cost of reinsurance.
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Commissioner Doug Ommen says consumers can take preventative steps to protect themselves against the pressures caused by the exploding cost of reinsurance.
Also, Iowa elections official highlights safety measures
On the podcast this week, we discuss a new Iowa Poll, uproar over a statement by college Democrats at the University of Iowa, Vivek Ramaswamy’s latest campaign swing through the state, and Mike Pence’s exit from the race.
A former state worker in Iowa Workforce Development was discharged after being investigated by department; an independent state audit describes the allegations
Iowans can now download an app that can be used as a digital version of their driver's license at businesses across the state.
Meantime, the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission director sympathized with a student-athlete charged with illegal betting, according to a new court document.
On the podcast this week, we finally have a new U.S. House Speaker, we’ll recap Congresswoman Mariannette Miller-Meek’s fundraiser with several presidential candidates, and we’ll talk about our reporting on how caucus candidates are spending their money in Iowa, and on the ever-important Iowa evangelical voters.
Opponents to new law ‘blowing it out of proportion,’ she says,
Kim Reynolds said her husband Kevin Reynolds is receiving treatment for the tumor and hopes to avoid chemotherapy
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds said she approved the assistance to Texas law enforcement officials to protect Iowans from the effects of illegal immigration.
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds welcomed Kosovo President Vjosa Osmani on a visit to Iowa Tuesday, praising the relationship between the state and country.
Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird via public notice Tuesday reminded Iowans that, under a new state law, her office will prosecute election fraud and misconduct cases.
Two more cases -- in a commercial turkey flock in Pocahontas County and a mixed-species backyard flock in Guthrie County -- were confirmed Monday.
A Cedar Rapids woman is contesting the state’s decision to revoke her license, arguing she’s the innocent victim of a Florida diploma mill.
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